An empty space keeps its secrets
Bare floor, plain walls, open ceiling. The right tenant might scroll past simply because they can't yet see their business in it.
For commercial leasing agents
Let tenants see their business in your space
A vacant tenancy asks people to imagine a lot. Put a RenoViewer link on your listing and a prospective lessee sees the space fitted out as their own business, signage and all, in about a minute.
No sign-up for tenants
Works with the photos you already have
Pay per space, not per month
Imagination is a lot to ask
The fit-out is the leap
Lessees are picturing the work ahead rather than the result. Showing them the finished space changes what the conversation is about.
Every enquiry reads the same
On paper there's little to tell you who's just browsing and who's already planning where the counter goes.
How it works
You set it up once. Every prospective tenant after that gets their own version of the space, without you lifting a finger.
Send us the space
Upload photos of the tenancy — the frontage and each area inside. We build the demo for you, free, and email you a link to try.
Tenants describe their business
They open the link on their phone — no sign-up. A café, a florist, a physio clinic. They pick a style and a palette, and that's it.
They see it as their own
The space comes back fitted out for their business, with their name on the shopfront signage. That's the moment an enquiry turns into a viewing.
Eight styles, one tap
Style is the one real choice a tenant makes — everything else follows from their business. No material pickers, no colour wheels, nothing that turns a lessee into a designer.
Minimal
Clean lines, no clutter
Industrial
Steel frames, warehouse bones
Natural
Light timber, soft shapes
Classic
Warm and timeless
Luxe
Polished, high-end
Retro
Curves and character
Rustic
Farmhouse timber, handmade feel
Tech
Sleek Apple-store feel
More than a render — a reason to call them back
Their business, not a generic fit-out
A florist and a bookshop are both retail — but the tenant's own words ride into every render, so the shelving is filled with what they'd actually sell.
Their name above the door
The render tenants love most is the frontage with their own business name on the signage. The building's paintwork stays exactly as it is — only the sign is theirs.
Engagement you can act on
Someone who's rendered the space as a café three times is telling you something. You see who's exploring, what they have in mind, and where to follow up first.
Enquiries land in your inbox
Tenants can email themselves their renders and enquire straight from the results — the enquiry reaches you with their business and contact details attached.
Tenant enquiries
12 High St — Tenancy 2Mereana W.
Willow & Bean — a café
5 renders
Today
Sam P.
Northside Physio — a clinic
3 renders
Yesterday
Anika R.
Loop Records — a record shop
6 renders
2 days ago
Dev K.
Ember — a wine bar
2 renders
4 days ago
Illustration of the enquiries panel — not real tenants.
Same simple pricing
Building your demo is free — try it on one of your own tenancies first. You only pay a one-time setup fee when you activate the link for tenants, including 300 AI renders shared across everyone who views it. Need more? Add render packs anytime — no subscription, no saved card.
Launch offer
NZ$99.00 setupNZD
Includes 300 AI renders for prospective buyers
+30 for NZ$10+60 for NZ$20+150 for NZ$45+300 for NZ$85
Our launch pricing while we get started — lock it in today. One-time setup including 300 AI renders. Add more anytime in one-off packs — no subscription, no saved card. Prices update by selected region.
Common questions
Does the tenant need an account?
No. They tap your link, answer a few questions about their business, and see their renders. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
What if signage changes aren't allowed?
Mark the frontage as display-only at setup. Tenants are never asked about signage, the building is left exactly as photographed, and the original shot still appears so the listing feels complete.
How many photos do I need?
One clear photo per space, up to six. The frontage is the one tenants respond to most — it's where their own business name appears — so include it if you can.
What about more unusual businesses?
A pottery studio, a dance school, a bike workshop — the tenant describes their business in their own words and the space is fitted out to suit it, rather than to a generic template.
How long does the link stay live?
90 days from activation, the same as a residential listing. If the tenancy leases sooner, the link has done its job.
Do I see who used it?
Yes. You see how many tenants explored the space, what kinds of business they had in mind, and any enquiries they submitted — with their contact details.
Start with the tenancy you'd most like to fill
Send us a few photos of the space. We'll build the demo free — then you decide whether it's worth putting in front of tenants.